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Brauhaus Schmitz

Baked Maultaschen With Potato-Spinach Stuffing, Chanterelles And Goat Cheese At Brauhaus Schmitz

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Vegetarian German food from Jeremy Nolen. No, really.

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Fall Festivals Galore

Posted by Aubrey Nagle on September 20th, 2012

Fall is upon us and that means beer fests, pumpkin fests, and Oktoberfest fests that all roll up into one giant festival fest. Luckily for you, we have the best of the fests all sorted out for you, from fall harvests to beer-soaked extravaganzas and everything in between. Read the rest of this entry »

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Oktoberfest Dinner with Special Guests at Brauhaus Schmitz

Posted by Foobooz on September 17th, 2012

Oktoberfest is rapidly approaching and no one gets into it more than the folk at Brauhaus Schmitz. They’re kicking off their week of events with a special dinner featuring Jeremy Nolen, his wife and pastry chef Jessica Nolen as well as Scott Schroeder (South Philly Tap Room, American Sardine Bar), Joe Cicala (Le Virtu) and Ben Puchowitz (Matyson). The five-plus course dinner is $65 per person and includes Oktoberfest beer pairings.

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Tonight: Brauhaus Schmitz Introduces More German Beers

Posted by Foobooz on September 6th, 2012

Brauhaus Schmitz owner Doug Hager wants to do for German beer for Philadelphia what Tom Peters of Monk’s Cafe has done for Belgian beer. A lofty goal for sure, but in recent months he has brought some remarkable beers to Philadelphia and he’s not letting up. Tonight he is tapping some of the most celebrated beers from Passau, Germany for the first time in the Philadelphia region.

The eight beers come from three breweries located in the Southern Bavarian town; the oldest of which, Hacklberg Brauerei has been brewing since 1618.

The beers will be available through Sunday and can be paired with a special tasting menu from chef Jeremy Nolen.

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German Chef in an Italian Restaurant

Posted by Foobooz on July 30th, 2012

During Euro 2012 Brauhaus Schmitz chef Jeremy Nolen bet Le Virtu’s Joe Cicala that Germany would defeat the Azzurri of Italy. Nolen lost that bet and now must cook a collaborative dinner at Le Virtu. The dinner is Wednesday, August 8th and will focus on food from menu of specialties from northern Italy. The dinner costs $65 per person and includes wine pairings from Trentino and Alto Adige.

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The Dog Days of Summer on South Street

Posted by Aubrey Nagle on July 11th, 2012

The South Street Headhouse District is presenting the Dog Days of Summer from July 18th-23rd in honor of National Hot Dog month and to celebrate the family-owned businesses of South Street that have developed the area.

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Brauhaus Schmitz Knocks Through Wall, Makes Us Smile

Posted by Foobooz on July 9th, 2012

Brauhaus Schmitz has been knocking down the wall between the original bar and its soon to be open expanded side this a.m. And they’ve been documenting the progress on Twitter, including the awesome pic above.

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About Last Night: Open Stove Night IV

Posted by Jason Sheehan on July 6th, 2012

Once again, last night brought to Philadelphia the glory, the pageantry and the weirdness that is the Foobooz Open Stove Night. At COOK, we gathered together our two teams of noble competitors–Kenny “Admiral Snackbar” Bush from Bistrot La Minette and Henrik “The Swedish Hammer” Ringbom from Brauhaus Schmitz–for a European showdown which pitted a Swedish-born chef cooking German food in an American city against an American-born chef working at a French restaurant who (for reasons of his own) decided to use last night as a chance to cook the Spanish food he loves so well.

Two chefs, two sous chefs, 8 courses and WAY too many drinks–that’s how these things work. And in case you missed the fun last night, don’t worry. We had COOK’s photo ninja Yoni Nimroad taking pictures for us: Preserving the thrill of victory, the agony of defeat and evidence of all the good grub consumed. So click through the jump to take a look at all the fun we had.

Wait, what is Admiral Snackbar doing to that elk?

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Innovative German Brewer at Brauhaus Schmitz Tonight

Posted by Foobooz on July 3rd, 2012

Brauhaus Schmitz pretzels are sure to go well with Freigeist beers
Brauhaus Schmitz is hosting Sebastian Sauer from Freigeist Brewery this evening at 7 p.m. Freigeist is the experimental offshoot of Cologne’s Braustelle Brewery. Sauer and his team are reviving and updating Germany’s historical beer styles, creating beers that are different than the German standards.

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Foobooz Open Stove Night IV: A European Affair

Posted by Jason Sheehan on June 27th, 2012

We have made them cook with Doritos and beer. We have taken away their sous chefs. We have fed them shots and given them ramen, made them use radishes as a main course and forced them to make sauces out of cheez (as pictured above). And why have we done this?

All in the name of entertainment, of course. Bread and circuses for the food-obsessed hordes. The Foobooz Open Stove nights have become Philly’s gladiatorial arena–the place where young cooks come to prove themselves against their knife-wielding comrades–and we have just confirmed who our two new contestants will be.

On Thursday, July 5, Kenny “Admiral Snackbar” Bush of Bistrot La Minette will stand against Henrik “The Swedish Hammer” Ringbom of Brauhaus Schmitz in another raucous, whiskey-laced Open Stove showdown at COOK, a European Battle Royale pitting France against Germany in a contest for culinary domination. And the best part? Right this minute, there are still tickets available.

So get over to COOK right now and get your seats. I promise you won’t be disappointed.

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